Slip and fall injuries
After a fall, find out what was really injured.
Falls can jar the spine, hips, and neck in ways that aren't obvious right away. A prompt exam helps identify the injury and document it clearly.
Common fall injuries
Low back and tailbone pain, hip pain, neck strain from bracing, and wrist or shoulder injuries from catching yourself.
A careful, documented exam
We record how the fall happened, examine affected areas, refer for imaging when indicated, and explain a conservative care plan.
Symptoms we evaluate
- Low back or tailbone pain
- Hip pain
- Neck stiffness
- Shoulder or wrist pain
Fast first visits
Same-day and next-day appointments are offered after an accident so evaluation is not delayed.
Imaging referrals
When the exam calls for it, the doctor refers for X-ray or MRI and reviews the findings with you.
Narrative reports
Doctor-written narrative reports document the injury, examination findings, and care recommendations.
Spanish-speaking care
Dr. Adam Molden is fluent in English and Spanish, so patients can explain symptoms in the language they're most comfortable with.
Common questions
How soon should I see a chiropractor after an accident?
As soon as any emergency concerns have been ruled out. Some injuries, especially soft-tissue neck and back injuries, can take hours or days to show symptoms, so an early evaluation helps document what you're experiencing from the start.
Should I go to the ER first?
Yes, if you have severe pain, numbness, weakness, head injury symptoms, or anything that feels like an emergency. Chiropractic evaluation is appropriate once urgent medical issues have been addressed.
Will my visits be documented?
Yes. Every visit records your symptoms, examination findings, and care plan. Doctor-written narrative reports are available when needed.
Other injuries we evaluate
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This page is educational and is not legal or medical advice.